"Bitcointalk" is part of my family living life & my "Baby birthday celebration"

[albert0bsd]

Thanks to bitcointalk and all other members because we found bitcointalk at a critical time in our life.

Please everyone pray for my family.

Congrats, I really enjoy to see how some members can get some income from this forum-economy.

My recomendations as long other users already recomend you.

- Try to stay anonymous as you can.
- Try to HODL some bitcoin for your future, (DON'T SPEND EVERYTING)
- Try to get a JOB in real life, you can't depends enterily of this forum.

Be careful, stay safe.

[Broadanbig]

Congratulations and happy birthday to your daughter. I also wish you well as you celebrate your marriage anniversary. Your story touched me so much that I could imagine what you have to go through just to survive with your growing family. You no must have fought lots of battles which you can not tell us here and I must say your story is also inspirational. I admire the fact that you could tell us part of your early days and how you can about this platform. You really had a good relationship with your wife and I must say your wife was very supportive to you from your story.  I admire your courage. Congratulations once more.

[HelliumZ]

I never knew of Bitcoin being banned in Bangladesh until now... this then make me wonder how Bangladesh is among the countries with the highest number of participants in cryptocurrency.

As far as I know as a citizen of Bangladesh the government has no trust in bitcoin and my country's government and central bank never support bitcoin. Moreover, due to the political unrest in my country Bangladesh, Bitcoin will never be legalized.
But the happy thing is that even though Bitcoin is banned in my country, the people of Bangladesh are not behind to save, buy, sell and invest in Bitcoin. More than 4 million people in my country are indirectly involved with Bitcoin. Despite repeated warnings from the government's legal department in this regard, people continue to engage with Bitcoin regardless of the government.

[Odohu]

I never knew of Bitcoin being banned in Bangladesh until now... this then make me wonder how Bangladesh is among the countries with the highest number of participants in cryptocurrency.

As far as I know as a citizen of Bangladesh the government has no trust in bitcoin and my country's government and central bank never support bitcoin. Moreover, due to the political unrest in my country Bangladesh, Bitcoin will never be legalized.
But the happy thing is that even though Bitcoin is banned in my country, the people of Bangladesh are not behind to save, buy, sell and invest in Bitcoin. More than 4 million people in my country are indirectly involved with Bitcoin. Despite repeated warnings from the government's legal department in this regard, people continue to engage with Bitcoin regardless of the government.

As a believer in Bitcoin, a part of me is happy seeing the resilience of your people regarding Bitcoin because we need more people to join this amazing innovation. However, a part of me still harbours some fears because dealing on Bitcoin in a country where it is banned could pose some major risk. The unlucky ones might be caught and prosecuted resulting in them loosing their Bitcoin and going to jail... this, I wouldn't feel happy about.

Nevertheless,  I am tempted to ask how you guys manage to buy and sell Bitcoin and possibly convert to your local currency. Are there exchanges operating there through the back-door? If yes, isn't this risky on the part of those exchanges and the people using them? What will happen if government get wind of them and make attempt to freeze their assets? I really want to know how you guys go about the whole thing.

There was a time the central bank of my country made some unfavorable policies regarding Bitcoin... they were practically closing the accounts of anyone found to be dealing on Bitcoin. It was not easy but we stood our ground and continued using Binance and other exchanges since they were not registered in my country, so no legal huddle for them here. Fortunately, those dark days are over and the new government has cancelled those policies allowing us to freely use Bitcoin even though it is yet to become a legal tender.

[Popkon6]

Congratulations
Happy birthday to your little sweetheart. But it is true that you will celebrate your son and daughter's birthday with love but first of all the pictures you posted are sad at least. Because Op you know Bitcoin is illegal in Bangladesh so it's better and safer to stay private. May your family life be happy so that you and your family can enjoy this bitcoin income. But I want to say for the last time that you must keep Bitcoin confidential.

[Razmirraz]

I can feel how you feel when both families do not approve of your relationship, out of love you ignore your family in order to live with the person you love. Hopefully your child can follow in your footsteps when he grows up. You are not the only person who relies on Bitcointalk for a living, there are many forum users who always take the time to complete the requirements in the Campaign to receive payment every week. Bitcointalk is not only an alternative when you don't have a real job, you can do many things here to maintain family economic stability depending on the skills you have.

[Natalim]

This forum might be as special to you as it is to me, my friend, as I have been here since 2016. The knowledge and the little income I get for participating in campaigns are more than enough to be thankful. I like how you truly appreciate what the forum brings to you, but it would not be possible if you weren't active in participating in campaigns, so you deserve it.

Happy birthday to your baby as well and keep being active until you reach the highest rank level.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

The reason for everyone gathering here today is bitcoin, the atmosphere that grants you opportunities with bitcoin adoption is bitcointalk, there are many as well out there whom bitcointalk community will ever be their very reason for being where they are today and will forever be grateful for that opportunity, here you can learn about bitcoin, discuss bitcoin and also have an opportunity of earning bitcoin if you choose to participate in a signature campaign, congratulations to your daughter on her first bitcoin year birthday.

[Sim_card]

This forum has being a means of survival for so many people from the third world country, due to bad economy and high rate of unemployment. I am very happy OP, that you took advantage of what you have learnt here in the forum to make a living for your family, despite the challenges that you and your wife was passing through just to be together as one. Let love lead, and I wish your pretty girl a happy belated birthday. You should be careful with the way that you relate your bitcoin engagement with the public, since it is unlawful in your country. Stay on a low key and make your family happy.

[Samlucky O]

Nevertheless,  I am tempted to ask how you guys manage to buy and sell Bitcoin and possibly convert to your local currency. Are there exchanges operating there through the back-door? If yes, isn't this risky on the part of those exchanges and the people using them? What will happen if government get wind of them and make attempt to freeze their assets? I really want to know how you guys go about the whole thing.

Although am not from Bangladeshi but according to my research I think they use these exchanges below.
Binance
Kraken
Etoro
Zengo
Blue wallet
But binance is the most use just like in Nigeria.

There was a time the central bank of my country made some unfavorable policies regarding Bitcoin... they were practically closing the accounts of anyone found to be dealing on Bitcoin. It was not easy but we stood our ground and continued using Binance and other exchanges since they were not registered in my country, so no legal huddle for them here. Fortunately, those dark days are over and the new government has cancelled those policies allowing us to freely use Bitcoin even though it is yet to become a legal tender.

It is always difficult to participate in Bitcoin activities in a place were Bitcoin is not generally accepted as a legal tender, but to every problem there is always a way out. No matter what the government do to criticize Bitcoin, is never a treath. That shouldn't make one not to buy and hold, because one dey Bitcoin adoption will be generally accepted world wild. By then you would have been in a better position to educate them on evisaging the inportant of Bitcoin from the beginning.

[Odohu]

There was a time the central bank of my country made some unfavorable policies regarding Bitcoin... they were practically closing the accounts of anyone found to be dealing on Bitcoin. It was not easy but we stood our ground and continued using Binance and other exchanges since they were not registered in my country, so no legal huddle for them here. Fortunately, those dark days are over and the new government has cancelled those policies allowing us to freely use Bitcoin even though it is yet to become a legal tender.

It is always difficult to participate in Bitcoin activities in a place were Bitcoin is not generally accepted as a legal tender, but to every problem there is always a way out. No matter what the government do to criticize Bitcoin, is never a treath. That shouldn't make one not to buy and hold, because one dey Bitcoin adoption will be generally accepted world wild. By then you would have been in a better position to educate them on evisaging the inportant of Bitcoin from the beginning.

This reminds me of the dark days when the Central Bank of Nigeria directed all banks to close the accounts of people dealing on Bitcoin. It was not really easy being into Bitcoin and many people were actually scared. Even though they implemented this policy without any legal or logical justification, several people were actually affected. But like they say "where there is a will, there is a way" , this policy did not stop us from using Bitcoin... we just found a way around it.

I remember that Binance, Kucoin, NairaEx and many other exchanges were handy for Nigerians to use and Bitcoin penetration even grew during same period. Their attack on the Bitcoin community created some form of publicity and many people joined after making some inquiries about Bitcoin and how it could help in a failing economy like that of Nigeria. Well, it is a thing of joy that the present government have relaxed those ill-conceived policies, hence the latest explosive interest in Bitcoin by Nigerians.

The only difference between Bangladesh and Nigeria then is that the former placed a legal ban on Bitcoin while the later did not have any legal backing for attacking people using Bitcoin... I can just say it was an expression of fear of Bitcoin and also their way of discouraging people from getting involved.

[rachael9385]

Op, happy birthday to your daughter and a new happy life for your family. Although some weeks have passed, Bitcointalk has been a great help to many people that have committed themselves to it, just like you do. Although it is not a good idea to depend on this forum instead of doing other things for yourself, just like starting a small business or other things.
I understand that this forum is another way for someone to get some amount of Bitcoin for free, especially for those that find it difficult to use part of their money to buy the little they can afford. I see it as a part of applying the DCA strategy, i.e, if one is in a signature champagne then the user can freely save his/her payments for the week, and it also depends on how long the signature champagne will last.

[Adbitco]

I always commend on those who always put interest in the forum to be creative and as well earning from the forum due to their zeal and passion, there are people who solely depends on this forum but it would be very difficult for them to come out hear to speak about their dependency rather covering it to make sure people don't just look at them as their only ways of survival so they would try all their best not to mention.
Most times it's good to write and appreciate the platform and, or a place that gives you income and of course I am always happy seeing this type of post on how people talks about the forum and celebrate with others here.
Anyway happy birthday to your baby, age graciously even though is coming late my prayers will surely pass to her.

[Pi-network314159]

I always commend on those who always put interest in the forum to be creative and as well earning from the forum due to their zeal and passion, there are people who solely depends on this forum but it would be very difficult for them to come out hear to speak about their dependency rather covering it to make sure people don't just look at them as their only ways of survival so they would try all their best not to mention.
Most times it's good to write and appreciate the platform and, or a place that gives you income and of course I am always happy seeing this type of post on how people talks about the forum and celebrate with others here.
Anyway happy birthday to your baby, age graciously even though is coming late my prayers will surely pass to her.

That is true. what ever that brings food to one's table, should not be ashamed of it. I see somany people here always trying to cover up that here is not there source of survival. Pretenders in disguise indeed. This forum has helped many people achieve their dreams. Not only this forum but also people who also mined Bitcoin. but people don't often get appreciated for it. All thanks to the tech genius/wizard Satoshi nakamoto the savior of mankind for making people's dream come in to reality. Even as i was not early enough to be a part of it, but believe with time I shall also achieve too.

[WatChe]

Bitcointalk is a source of income for many in the world. I'm glad the forum has been able to provide you with a way to support your family. I would look for other sources of income to add to the income the forum provides you so you can start to save some money. Happy Birthday to your girl as well!!

Happy Birthday to OP girls.

No doubt, this forum is providing great support to its members in many different ways. One can earn a good amount from opportunities available here like signature campaigns. OP is just like many of us who rely on this forum for added support.

[Adbitco]

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Even as i was not early enough to be a part of it, but believe with time I shall also achieve too.

Your achievement is based on efforts, your efforts is what shows your destination and your destination defines your how serious you've been all these while, people often said they are late or they missed the line from origin the case is even though they were told at the earliest stage of bitcoin and this forum they wouldn't have still put interest and efforts to secure their future here. I can vividly recall that then there were people who heard about this Bitcointalk or about bitcoin but they didn't believe on the dream comes through so they never put interest but today they always crying wishing for the hands of clock to be turned back for them to start afresh to accumulate as much as they wanted, so I will suggest you should take a bold steps to start storing them or put more effort to be more creative for you to grow above your level to also enjoy the forum.

[Richbased]

It is always difficult to participate in Bitcoin activities in a place were Bitcoin is not generally accepted as a legal tender, but to every problem there is always a way out. No matter what the government do to criticize Bitcoin, is never a treath. That shouldn't make one not to buy and hold, because one dey Bitcoin adoption will be generally accepted world wild. By then you would have been in a better position to educate them on evisaging the inportant of Bitcoin from the beginning.

When a new currency is introduced to people, not everyone will be ready to adopt the usage until they've witnessed successes and possibilities of solving monetary problems of the masses. Bitcoin, despite being about 14 years old now is still a new asset to the community, so it still needs more time before everyone will be confident about it's authenticity.

Government or individuals cannot be blamed for not adopting the use of bitcoin because much awareness hasn't been created about the merits of trading with bitcoin so it is only when this awareness is made in clear terms to all individuals that there can be massive adoption.

[Saint-loup]

Happy Birthday to OP girls.

No doubt, this forum is providing great support to its members in many different ways. One can earn a good amount from opportunities available here like signature campaigns. OP is just like many of us who rely on this forum for added support.

I don't know where he is living actually but I would be very surprised if at one place on earth life would be so cheap that you can earn enough money with a Full member account to feed a whole family with children. So it means OP is certainly using alt accounts, he should be careful because if he makes something wrong, all his accounts could be red tagged and he could lose his income that let him feeds his family.

[Odohu]

Happy Birthday to OP girls.

No doubt, this forum is providing great support to its members in many different ways. One can earn a good amount from opportunities available here like signature campaigns. OP is just like many of us who rely on this forum for added support.

I don't know where he is living actually but I would be very surprised if at one place on earth life would be so cheap that you can earn enough money with a Full member account to feed a whole family with children. So it means OP is certainly using alt accounts, he should be careful because if he makes something wrong, all his accounts could be red tagged and he could lose his income that let him feeds his family.

You will be surprised to know that in some parts of the world, $100 is a life changing amount. This is not for the upper echelon of such society but for the average people of such countries. So for the basic needs of a small family from such  country, $40 per week can do the magic.

However, it is not a safe situation considering that so many things can come up which were not planned for. Children are fond of pulling surprises that will require emergency spending,  so someone living from hand to mouth might be in tight corners in such a situation.  So, my advice is that it is always better to have a job or other businesses that can sustain the family and let the earnings from this forum be like addition.

It is even wise to save majority of the the Bitcoin being earned in this forum for the future... something like a DCA. In this way one will be planning for the future as well

[Peanutswar]

Bitcointalk can be really life-changing, this serves as an additional source of income but again not time there's a signature campaign so as much possible those earnings you've got can be used for future needs for a more stable job, Congrats you @op!

I don't know where he is living actually but I would be very surprised if at one place on earth life would be so cheap that you can earn enough money..

In my country those earnings now can be used to survive on a day or even weekly basis, well depends on how you rent a home, pay bills and other daily needs and of course how many of you are in the house to cater to those expenses.